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Owning assets shouldn't mean moving them around. Just like you don't move a house to prove it's yours, your crypto can stay where it's most secure while you use it anywhere. That's the future @WireNetwork is building: one ownership layer, seamless cross chain experiences. [Spoken audio]: If you are, I'm in California, right? Let's say I buy a house in Arizona, which is the state right next door. I don't go with a backhoe and dig up the house and bring it over to California to show that I own it, right? I keep the house there, like what lets me show that I have ownership of that house? It's the deed and the title, right? Like I own this piece of paper, it's registered and it tells everyone that I own that. It's the same thing for assets on chain. Like Ethereum is secure. Solana is secure. Like you should never, you should wanna keep your asset on Ethereum. You just wanna show ownership that you own those assets and you might wanna do DeFi transactions interacting with other assets from other chains. So that's the safest way to do it. I went back to the beginning here where I said Ethereum doesn't get hacked. It doesn't get hacked. So the point is keep it on Ethereum and then abstract the ownership of that into a universal settlement layer where every user and every asset looks and feels the exact same. And now you can have very fast commerce.